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WELCOME TO LESOTHO MESSAGE FROM THE PEOPLE OF LESOTHO On behalf of His Majesty the King, Government and the people of Lesotho, it gives us great pleasure in welcoming you all back to our beautiful mountains for this great motor-sporting event the The Motul Roof of Africa. We would like to wish all the competitors, their teams, the sponsors and the organisers a great and safe event. SPORT IS LIFE, SPORT IS ECONOMY, SPORT IS HAPPINESS AND FRIENDSHIP. FIM ACCREDITATION Held under the International Sporting Code of the Federation Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM), the General Competition Rules and Off Road Motorcycle Standing Supplementary Regulations of Motorsport South Africa (MSA). The Supplementary Regulations, off Road Commissions Circulars, and Final Instructions and Bulletins which may be issued to competitors. As this event does not form part of the SA Championships, where there is a conflict between these SR’S and the SSR’s, the SR’s shall take preference. FIM PERMIT: IMN 490/07 MSA PERMIT: 14513 ENVIRONMENTAL MATTERS LORA & EXTREME Off Road Promotions are committed to ensure that the Roof of Africa takes a uncompromising approach to dealing with the socio-environmental concerns. The framework developed compromises of two main sectionsthe social aspects and the physical aspects. Social programmes have been developed to ensure the following: 1.Communities affected by the race are consulted and reap the benefits through increased participation. 2.Charitable and development scheme are supported and structured 3.The affected communities perceive the race positively and welcome competitors, avoiding and hostility. 4.Orphans and disadvantaged individuals are placed at the forefront of social support efforts. 5.Any grievances caused by the event are addressed and resolved entirely. Physical efforts have been implemented to achieve the following: 1.Decreased damage to agricultural land and rehabilitation of utilised paths and roads 2.The effective management of all forms of waste 3.Containment of all oils and fuels at the re-fueling points and DSP’s 4.The planting of trees to reduce erosion 5.The initiation and financial support of trail and maintenance NATURE IS, AND MUST, REMAIN THE HERITAGE OF HUMANITY. MAN IS, AND MUST BE, IT’S PROTECTOR. MESSAGE FROM THE ORGANISERS We are just one year short of the 50th Roof of Africa. The first Roof started in 1967, and next year we are planning some celebratory events but more of that later – let’s talk about 2016. We are delighted to have Motul on board as a title sponsor for the Motul Roof of Africa. As part of the deal Motul has taken over the whole PR and Media co-ordination of the event – something which was really lacking from our side. As part of this they are bringing at least four journalists from overseas to help put the Roof on the world map as well as co-ordinating the local press. Last mention is the competitors and this year sees one of the strongest ever international fields. It is just great having the international stars here but it is also fantastic to see our local South African riders giving them a run for their money. Lesotho terrain has given the South Africans the experience necessary to compete against the world’s best and it will be interesting to see who has the upper hand this year. Whilst we talk about the top competitors, it is also fitting to mention the rest of the competitors that are the backbone of Africa’s biggest Motorsport event. For every competitor the Roof of Africa is a personal challenge, whether you are in Gold, Silver or Bronze class and we salute all of you for the sacrifice you have made to be part of this event. Remember that just to challenge the Roof of Africa is an achievement and whether you finish or not we know you have given of your best and you can be proud of yourself. You are all winners!
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